This tour of the world's most mysterious places on Google Earth includes (in order of appearance) Oak Island, Area 51, the Pyramid of the Sun & Moon, the Piramide de Cuicuilco, various figures from Nazca, the Atacama Giant, Loch Ness, Arbor Low, Avebury, Silbury Hill, Stonehenge, St. Michael's Mount, Kerloas Menhir (largest menhir in France), Rennes-le-Chateau (low-res I'm afraid), the Pyramids of Egypt (Giza, Sakkara, Bent Pyramid of Senefru), The Kaaba, Ankor Wat, the White Pyramid of China, Ayres Rock, the Olgas, and Maree Man. Let me know if there are any more mysterious places you know about that would look good in Google Earth. Be sure to see The World's Mysterious Places Part 2!

Talking about the book, <a href="http://www.amazon.com/Against-Wind-Account-Incredible-Journeys/dp/1884313094">"Against the Wind"</a> by <a href="www.ronayres.com/">Ron Ayres</a>. A great read for anyone remotely interested in touring. Full of great anecdotes and insight into the expierence of the Iron Butt Rally.

Greg tells a Yaoi story...kind of

http://www.jasonayres.com/ http://ellisguitars.com With no banging drums or screaming electric guitars, his debut recording “The Acoustic Sessions” sees Jason Ayres stripped back, and performing at his most intimate.

http://www.jasonayres.com/ http://ellisguitars.com Influenced by the rhythmic pop of John Mayer, the vocal stylings of Jeff Buckley and the storytelling of Dave Mathews, Jason Ayres is a West Australian based singer-songwriter who delivers a uniq